Egyptian Museum of Turin - 1st Floor Walking Tour (Tomb of Kha and Merit!)

[@Voyatours]

PLAYLIST 👉 bit.ly/museo-egizio-torino ✔️ Floor 2: bit.ly/museo-egizio-floor2 ✔️ Floor 1: bit.ly/museo-egizio-floor1 ✔️ Floor 0: bit.ly/museo-egizio-floor0 Have you ever been up-close to a mummy, read detailed hieroglyphs and admired miniature models from some of the world’s oldest tombs? Take a virtual tour through the highlights of the world’s oldest Egyptian Museum in Turin and turn on the captions to learn more about this fascinating civilization! #subscribe

[@TourSidekicks]

Now I did with this video. Thanks for sharing this! 👍❤️

[@johng4093]

Did you mean "Transcript"? I found that useful.

[@chrischelton92]

Excellent video tour -like how you zoom in on the key artefacts to show the detail clearly. Turin museum is one of the few major Egyptology collections I have still to visit -probably the next -so seeing this is a good appetiser for that thank you.

[@Sanuces1804]

A beautiful museum-and a very well-crafted video! Thanks so much.

[@chadHK]

All 3 videos in this series are excellent - thank you so much for sharing.

[@Voyatours]

Thank you Chad, so glad you enjoyed the series 😉

[@ismailmelisakarsli5503]

Mich fasziniert einfach wie ruhig diese Menschen hier sind nur einfach genießen alles!! Gegenüber in Museum Ägypten respekt an Italien!🤔🙄😌🙏👏🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@lurlinebrown1947]

THANK 🥰 YOU FOR TAKING ME ON THIS AWESOME AND AMAZING TOUR. I TOTALLY 💯 ENJOY IT. I FELT THAT I WAS WITH YOU, WALKING THRU THIS MUSEUM. I CAN TRAVEL THROUGH YOUR EYES 👀

[@amon3677]

Thank you very much for allowing us to visit this great museum !!!!! Greetings from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Oscar

[@johng4093]

Cool. I love museums, especially uncrowded ones. ❤😊

[@Voyatours]

Indeed, the ambiance inside was really immersive. 😌

[@AnnaSirena69]

Thank you very much for the tour and explanatory subtitles! 😻💖

[@rtroyer8963]

Great tour! I had no idea this museum existed! Many Thanks!

[@Voyatours]

Thanks, appreciate it 😉. Yeah, it's not widely publicized outside Italy.

[@samuraiwalkchonmagego8912]

It's a very nice video!

[@maribelfreile0293]

Espectacular ☺️

[@believer7280]

Wow, so much interesting stuff to see in Egypt. I'd like to visit that place. Nice video.

[@Voyatours]

Thanks @Believer72, glad we could share some insights about this fascinating civilization. Have you ever visited Egypt or an Egyptian museum in the past? It might be of interest to you. 😉

[@NoName-hg6cc]

In Egypt there is a lot to see yes. But this particular museum is in Turin, Italy

[@arzuschonberger2848]

thank you so much.i hope i will visit this museum once.

[@monke.2191]

same

[@helenatopolovec7840]

Enjoyed watching

[@HepGezen]

good

[@modern-hestia]

Wow thank you so much. What an amazing record of the museum without much info! I am going Turin next month and have been studying your video. I will help me so much!

[@Voyatours]

You are welcome Lena, so glad we could help. We were amazed at how many fascinating artifacts the Egyptian Museum has on display. If you come to Turin, it's absolutely worth a visit. It also has two other floors, 3 and 4, that we didn't covered here; so make sure to see them and let us know what you think 😉. How long will you be in Piedmont?

[@enrico4812]

bellissimo museo.Vale la visita

[@Aparecida-u8m]

Magnifico museu e crencas a parte os egipsios deixaram obras de valor artistico que e um deleite para os olhos e satisfaz a ambicao intelectual

[@Voyatours]

Completamente de acordo!

[@ahmedkhttab4339]

Is there another part? Especially sekhmet collection?

[@Voyatours]

Sure Ahmed, the next part (floor 0) will cover the Sekhmet collection with its giant statues.

[@Voyatours]

Here it is Ahmed: bit.ly/museo-egizio-floor0. Wish you happy holidays 😊

[@monke.2191]

yes

[@503.00]

When’s part 3 of this museum gonna be released?

[@Voyatours]

Here's the part 3, Trustee Gi: bit.ly/museo-egizio-0

[@johannesnicolaas]

01:10 a statue of king Amenhotep I made long after his death.

[@danieldellicarpini1228]

👌

[@esteranglesiobzhzhdhdhdhdh9870]

Sentito quando il museo del 2006 perciò museo Egizio Manca poco ecco è

[@ОксанаОдаренко-з9т]

Почему русские субтитры на польском языке?

[@Voyatours]

Вы правы, это была наша ошибка. Мы исправили её. Спасибо за совет! :)

[@ОксанаОдаренко-з9т]

@@Voyatours Спасибо!

[@bobwilson7684]

"some new trends in mummyfication"....ooyeah

[@цуккерман-з1о]

Вывезли из Египта все артефакты, растащили по всему свету, и это еще малая толика, сколько ценнейших экспонатов из достояния государства Египет находится в частных руках и доступно взору только избранных.

[@esteranglesiobzhzhdhdhdhdh9870]

2021 11 nov

[@esteranglesiobzhzhdhdhdhdh9870]

Museo 2003

[@koriewilliams7076]

these statues do not look like ancient kingdom like the ones at the GEM.

[@tabletlenovo9522]

En Español

[@damiantaylor4961]

I CANT HEAR ANYTHING

[@esteranglesiobzhzhdhdhdhdh9870]

Museo 2006

[@charlesanthonyclark6751]

So when are they gonna say the truth about the tools the was used to create this magnificent work. These were not done by "primitive" tools. Everything is symmetrically spaced on all. No way this was done with those ancient tools that are explained.

[@Mana_Egypt]

should be in Egypt

[@antoniousai1989]

No, it shouldn't. In the last riot in Cairo people sacked the Egyptian museum. They will stay in Turin.

[@NoName-hg6cc]

It shouldn't

[@leonardoferrari4852]

I don't see the problem, it's egypt itself that allows the artifacts to be in Turin

[@callmemonkh9020]

You euro-peons ARE NOTHING BUT THIEVES. LOUSY STINKING THIEVES. RETURN WHAT YOU HAVE STOLEN....AND GO TO HELL FOR STEALING IT.

[@andevien2542]

Should Italy and Greece reclaim all the classical european art around the world? That is idiotic, this is not about stealing artifacts, Italy never colonized Egypt, this is about having agreements and mutual respect with the local governments. To share culture is also important.

[@ErwinvanderSpek]

Should this collection not be in Egypt???

[@NoName-hg6cc]

Why should it? Go to Louvre and see how many artifacts SHOULD NOT be there

[@DeuDeoEgo]

If Italy starts to ask for its artifacts to be returned then the Western world museums would be half empty.

[@leonardoferrari4852]

As the director himself stated, everything inside belongs to egypt and its people

[@DeuDeoEgo]

@@leonardoferrari4852 rubbish! The current Egyptian have nothing to do with ancient Egyptz they are Muslims to start with, if REAL Islam takes over Egypt then every ancient artifact is gone forever, they did the same to Syria. Bend over and pray 🙏

[@johng4093]

Egypt already has 99.9% of all existing buildings, tombs, writings, sculpture, etc. No shortage there. And the Egyptian government has shared much with other countries in exchange for technical assistance.

[@user-vw6bk4pb4l]

Italy have their own rich history, why would they build a museum and then bring in artefact from a completely foreign civilisation on another continent?🤔They are depriving the owners of that civilisation the right to enjoy their own ancient heritage. Ironic given the hostility of Italy towards migrants

[@BakarjuttJutt-yt8vd]

Hi history is old

[@juliemyers8869]

All of these artefacts should be returned to Egypt,

[@esteranglesiobzhzhdhdhdhdh9870]

Il museo del 2003 perciò museo Egizio Manca

[@bobwilson7684]

and no single representation of a pyramid in itself, no ritual shown being performed for or planned or about something of a pyramid, no cronology or recapitulation of anything or whatsoever related to that, curious, that if they would have need such a crazy amount of hand labour, that crazy amount of human management, is also not recorded anywhere, I wonder from where would they get so many, and what happened to them after the construction, I wonder how is that the jewish today, who relate to them as slaves, they have no idea about building pyramids nor zigurats.., no single anything passed about it........this egyptian story that prepare so well for the public is full of black ;) holes. amazing relics

[@charlesanthonyclark6751]

So many are afraid to answer these questions.

[@johng4093]

Actually everything is well documented from extensive writings, if you care to study a bit.

[@twstf8905]

ALL property that should be returned IMMEDIATELY to Egypt, to where it belongs! To where it was stolen, plundered, and packed away to adorn someone else's Museum! #shame

[@gretaraffa8419]

bro it was brought legally the Egyptian governament even gave some stuff for helping them restauring temples you reaaly need to get your brain on some reserch

[@slyvesterakaspookmcskull6113]

the egyptian government quite literally stated that bringing the relics back to egypt would be a fucking horrible idea

[@NoName-hg6cc]

Italy, contrary to USA, uk and France, didn't steal anything

[@johng4093]

It's how people learn about other cultures. You should try it.

[@rustycaplinger8036]

I love learning history and it all started with Ancient Egypt. Ill never get the chance to go see Egypt in person so its nice i can go to a museum and get a small experience of what the culture was like and its people and to see all these really amazing artifacts.

[@damiantaylor4961]

NARRATION

[@Voyatours]

Hi Damian, there's no audio narration. You should turn on the subtitles to read to the descriptions of artifacts.

[@berneak1]

Who are all those White people,

[@colinchampollion4420]

Ancient Egyptians were Mediterranean-White \Middle-Eastern the same skin Tone as Modern Mestizo--Mexicans 🤪!

[@dreamer74690]

Egyptians, My beautiful girl

[@bobwilson7684]

hard to believe the explanations about those relics, it all sounds dumb and meaningless, the stories about burials....

[@giulianoradice4715]

Gli archeologi non sono affatto stupidi !!!

[@bobwilson7684]

@@giulianoradice4715 everything sounds strange and weird, without the need of aliens to the story, not to mention the broken noses... tutto suona strano..., senza il bisogno di alieni per la storia, per non parlare dei nasi rotti...

[@johng4093]

I think it's fascinating. 🤔😊

[@Славян-о8ф]

Примитивные деревянные гробы, и высокачестнные изделия из гранита и базальта, - конечно) их делали египтяне, врите дальше 😂

[@user-vw6bk4pb4l]

Who made them?

[@listenup2882]

Ancient Black Africans!

[@Dani-wc9cu]

Not idiot they were Egyptians. What a savage looter.

[@monke.2191]

cool

[@DeuDeoEgo]

They are not black though. But you need some history, I get it.

[@The_Truth-]

@@DeuDeoEgo Then what are they, because clearly, we see dark-skinned Africans who are a part of the African diaspora?

[@johng4093]

...with white skin. 😂